The Joe Milton-led Cowboys struggled early in the first two preseason games. They had one total yard through the first two drives against the Rams. Against the Ravens, it actually got worse: the Cowboys had minus-five yards in that same span.

ARLINGTON, TX – The Atlanta Falcons wrapped up their slate of exhibition games on Friday with a 31-13 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. While the score is ultimately meaningless, the loss dropped the team to 0-3 in preseason action for the second consecutive season.

The Dallas Cowboys are one step closer to their regular season debut, closing the book on their 2025 exhibition Friday night by hosting the Atlanta Falcons. The team has lost their first two games of the preseason in inglorious fashion,

Week 1 is just around the corner. It's clear how Jones is viewing this: He feels betrayed (rightly or wrongly) by how talks have been handled so far, and is confident that Parsons isn't willing to miss games and skip paychecks in order to make his point. Just wait it out, and as the season draws near, eventually his star defender will cave.

The Dallas Cowboys ended their preseason in style with a 31-13 win over the Atlanta Falcons as roster cuts now loom for America's Team.

Both teams enter with 0-2 preseason records as they face off at AT&T Stadium in Arlington with kickoff set for 8 p.m. ET on NFL Network.

It was a matchup between two teams desperate for a preseason victory, as neither had managed to secure a win in their previous two outings. But there could only be one winner, and

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey nailed a 64-yard field goal, to continue this year's trend of long field goal completions in the NFL.